Broward Voter Rolls Case Has National Implications
8/6: A federal judge could soon make a national example out of Broward County’s elections office.
Democrats Use Blue Slips for Judicial Filibuster, But Grassley Can Override Them
Democrats are trying to resurrect their unprecedented filibuster of judicial nominees through the blue slip tradition.
Trial Over Broward's Disputed Voting Lists Ends
8/2: Broward County is not doing enough to remove ineligible voters from its lists, it was claimed at a federal trial that wrapped Wednesday.
Conflicting Visions
Despite the fact that people have common goals, we often see them grouped into contentious factions, fighting tooth and nail to promote polar opposite government policies in the name of achieving a commonly held goal.
Maryland City to Allow Non-Citizens to Vote…Again
If you want to know where the progressive left wants to take U.S. elections, a trip through Maryland's Washington, D.C.-area suburban counties is instructive.
Justice Department Argues Congress, Not Courts, Makes Sexual Orientation Laws
Justice Department lawyers told a federal appeals court on Wednesday that only Congress can decide to make sexual orientation and gender identity protected classes under federal civil rights laws.
Stop the Presses!
The next step is for Schumer and other Democrats to acknowledge that the Obama administration left a big mess in Washington.
Transforming the Military, One Tweet at a Time
Trump vowed to rebuild the military and that’s what he’s doing.
Shock Claim: Florida County Has ‘Thousands’ of Voters Over Age 100
State's second-most populous jurisdiction being sued in federal court for failure to maintain voter rolls.
Broward's Voting Rolls Challenged by Conservative Group
7/25: Broward County could have thousands of ineligible voters on its rolls, increasing the risk of voter fraud, because its election officials don’t do enough to keep the lists accurate, according to the ACRU.